Converse of object

• become: Mr Brown should stop framing his concerns about Europe in such a way that he becomes a cheerleader for British Euroscepticism.

• have: The support for those of us that are facilitators is like having a personal cheerleader encouraging us to do our best!

• see: The only solace for the Coventry supporters was seeing the cheerleaders trying to find a way to dance to the Great Escape.

• win: A car accident prevents Anne from going to cheerleader camp and possibly winning the Cheerleader of the Year Award.

Adjective modifier

• chief: Although her mission is to be chief cheerleader for the European ideal, she has no doubts about being Swedish first.

• big: This imbalance has become increasingly troubling for one of digital radio's biggest cheerleaders: Ralph Bernard, the chief executive of GCap Media.

• new: Slam Dunk Romeo is crushing hard on a new cheerleader at his school.

• British: Each step-by-step sequence had captioned boxes that would later be replaced with diagrams and studio photos of British cheerleaders showing the moves.

• first: Johnny Campbell lead the first cheerleaders at a Minnesota University American football game on November 2, 1898.

• leading: It was also a leading cheerleader for the individualist fantasies of the Californian Ideology.

Modifies a noun

• uniform: This one is a real head-turner, and very quirky design with a patriotic edge reminiscent of US cheerleader uniforms!

• outfit: Buffy Xander Angel Giles 5. What color is the cheerleaders outfit for Sunnydale Highschool?

• skirt: Cheerleader style skirt with two kick pleats at the front and one at the back.

• style: Cheerleader style skirt with two kick pleats at the front and one at the back.

Noun used with modifier

• head: Once you have been head cheerleader, or hockey captain, life presents little in the way of rewards, lol.

• school: A high school cheerleader ( Panettiere ) learns that she is totally indestructible.

• college: Some of these must have been college cheerleaders, modern dance students and maybe ballet dancers.

Preposition: in

• medium: In the meantime, the Blairite cheerleaders in the media bravely try to save her.

Preposition: of

• age: Mandatory standard for US schools and cheerleaders of school age.

Preposition: for

• war: Did the media hold them to account or act as cheerleaders for war?